Sentence examples for modest availability from inspiring English sources

18 The modest availability of psychiatric medications globally is reflected by the WHO List of Essential Medicines, which includes only three antipsychotics (chlorpromazine, fluphenazine, and haloperidol), two antidepressants (amitryptiline and fluoxetine), and one anxiolytic (diazepam).

However, except the success story of the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, our overview of dataset availability in the MENA region revealed that the solution to the problem of modest availability of publicly-accessible datasets should be gradual and start from ensuring availability to relevance and usefulness (quality), accessibility and comparability.

Yes, quantities will be modest and availability will be limited to Japan, but the move has global significance.

Low sunlight availability, modest soil quality, limited use of fertilizer, and variable volume and timing of the monsoon rains combine to give the state's farmers generally low yields.

The modest level of data availability under some circumstances, particularly atrial fibrillation, highlights two key points.

A modest decrease in PLP availability could result in low levels of certain neurotransmitters, with dire consequences on brain function and leading to neurological disorders.

This trial provided initial evidence for the efficacy of MBSR as a viable treatment for chronic insomnia that has minimal risks, modest cost, and widespread availability.

The availability of modest funds has provided the Centre with autonomy and space to reach out to its networks and continue to establish new connections with many diverse groups/actors and stakeholders in the country.

"If we accept some modest restrictions on our power availability, we can go off-grid very quickly".

One thing that has kept inflation modest in America is the availability of ample spare capacity overseas, because the economic cycles of the big economies have until now moved out of synchronisation.

Each of the algorithms proposed in this paper assumes the availability of a modest lexicon of sentiment-laden words.